In as much as all we ever seem to see from you are locomotive pictures, (And don’t get me wrong they are very nice locomotive pictures.) Two questions:
Do you actually have a layout?
Do you actually own any rolling stock?
I only ask because I have a friend from way back who collected HO locomotives and nothing else. The only layout I ever knew him to have was a circle of track on a plywood board, and I never actually saw him run anythin on it!
Great work here so far. Love the shots, grampys. Great work, wolfgang and Jeff. Awesome mallet, selector. Those are some mean lookin’ looks, WCfan. Very interesting, flashwave.
That looks like a great room for a layout. I wish I had that much space when I was growing up. We had no basement or attic. I got stuck building my first ever N-scale layout in my bedroom I had to share with my brother [:-^]
During the 4 months when it’s cool enough to make it up the stairs, yep. Though it is a lot of surface to fill for a first time layout. Hopefully Dad will be there for a long time
Shucks, that’s right. I can’t work for more than 15 minutes or so w/o breaking a sweat. Now you see why I have almost no layout now. I’ve walked away from what I was planning for the Indiana Southern:
Hi All: Great shots everyone. Pa&ERR, I’m glad you like that scene. That’s my favorite, too! Simon: I like to get low level shots, too, yours are great!
Nope, Indiana. So it could be anny season at any given time. And yes, it is a short time to do the work in. We’ve got one, and I have a track plan for going over it, problem is that the room just collects the rising heat, the roof draws it, and cooling the room proves to frequently be difficult.
Grampy: Ye, the Pennsy March turned out very well. great lighting